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What Are the Username, Domain Name, and Project Name in the Token Message Body?
Updated on 2024-04-03 GMT+08:00
What Are the Username, Domain Name, and Project Name in the Token Message Body?
username indicates the name of the user, and domainname indicates the name of the account to which the user belongs. If the token is obtained by an account, username and domainname are the same. If the token is obtained by an IAM user (multiple IAM users can be created under an account), username is the name of the IAM user and is different from domainname.
Project Name indicates the project name, for example, ap-southeast-3. .
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